Best String Bass Bows
Additional features include a rosin pouch secured by hook and loop closure, adjustable shoulder strap, and ID tag. Lightweight shock absorbing wood frame with rugged 600D nylon exterior.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"http://amzn.to/1LyuvEB. The picture shows my 12 year old son wearing it across his back."
"This case has been working very well for several months with daily use by teen."
"My daughter loves her bow case."
"Absolutely love this product."
"really great price."
Quality Brazil-wood Bass Bow with Natural Black Horsehair and Ebony Frog, Parisian eye, French Style, Completely Hand-made; Straight, Strong and Well Balanced. 4/4 Bass Bow, Quality guarantee from Vio Music.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"I had wanted a really nice bow for my upright bass for a long time and this bow delivered that!"
"This bow for my upright bass has help me play with no flaws to my knowledge to this current date.......It was a good product to buy..."
"I'm quite happy with this bow, draws a great sound from my bass, looks nice, and the price is unbeatable."
"This is a great big bow."
"Bought it for my granddaughter and it worked out perfectly."
"Perfect for my husband's upright bass."
"It will do in a pinch."
Quality Brazil-wood Bass Bow with Natural Black Horsehair and Ebony Frog, Parisian eye, German Style, Completely Hand-made; Light Weight, Straight, Strong and Well Balanced. Natural Mogolian Horse hair.
Find Best Price at AmazonBest Viola Bows
The CodaBow family of fine graphite-fiber performance bows represent years of careful study and evaluation of history's greatest bows - bows from masters such as F. Tourte, D. Peccate, and J. Tubbs. Nickel and Silver fittings - Moroccan Leather Grip - Metal Alloy Tip Plate - Silver Medal Horse Hair - Traditional Hand-Cut Wood Wedges and Plugs.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"I already owned a fiberglass bow with which I was pleased."
"Coda makes GREAT bows!"
Best Violin Bows
This Black Fiddlerman Carbon Fiber Violin Bow is manufactured to replicate the perfect weight and curve of an expensive Pernambuco wood bow. If you're spending less than four times this amount on a bow, we recommend you go with a Fiddlerman Carbon Fiber Bow. Full size violin bow 4/4 Fiddlerman Carbon Fiber Violin Bow Black Violin Bow. Fiddlerman Handmade Carbon Fiber Violin Bow.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Update: I was initially using a light colored rosin that came with my violin and I think was a cheap product and produced a lot of dust."
"I've been playing the violin for...gosh, over thirty years now, and my degree is in music ed. Bows, while admittedly a mixed lot, tend to be a "you get what you pay for" kind of thing, and a decent bow at this price range tends to be scarce as hen's teeth, as they say. I was pleased when I first pulled this bow from the box with its appearance--the black carbon fiber is very sharp-looking, especially with the clean fittings. The only negative I found with this bow was that it arrived with broken hairs--somewhere between 3 and 6 if memory serves. If the bow continues to lose hair, I'll adjust my review accordingly."
"He quickly assured me that the bow was a newer item that differed somewhat from the illustrations at Amazon, and to quell my concerns he offered to ship me the older model - because I wanted that design to distinguish it from my other CF bows. Well, he no longer had the originals but readily offered to send me, free of charge, an upgraded bow with a frog pattern of my choice. Both are light and well balanced, with the newer one a couple of grams lighter and more weighted towards the frog."
"The hair is Siberian Horse hair and since started playing I can hear a difference between my original bow and this one. One thing I noticed on this bow is the space between the frog and black wrap is not that big like my other bow."
Best Cello Bows
We have tested hundreds of cheap Cello bows and chosen this one as our favorite! If you're spending less than $400 on a wood bow, we recommend you go with Carbon Fiber. Any less of a quality wood bow will not give you the right weight distribution or curve. Nice Arch with Good Bounce and Action!
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Find Best Price at Amazon"I can compare it to my "student/starter" Brazilwood bow that came with my rental, and the only thing I can say is the makers of the brazil wood bow should be arrested for selling that as a cello bow. I am still very happy and can recommend this bow if you want an inexpensive bow to start with:"
"If you plan to play cello for quite some time, I recommend investing in a hybrid or carbon fiber bow that's at least in the 200~300 range."
"He says it is a very nice bow with a feel similar to expensive wood bows, so a good value for the money."
"This is a stellar bow."
"Nice Bow, I'm not the best Cello is just a hobby."
"much better than the factory supplied bow from cecilio."